Hi Alex,
ASK> Hmmm, so its nothing new. Yes, TheBat behaves like this since the earliest version I have seen - 1.53, I believe. ASK> One personal preference against the ASK> other, and the proclamation of partly self-raised "standards" Indeed. RIT aparently thought that thousands and thousands of editors were doing it all wrong and invented their own system. ASK> A possible solution that IMHO would *maybe* unite the best of ASK> both worlds, would be to limit the autoformat to happen around ASK> +/- 5 characters of the row where the autowrapping occurs. If an ASK> LF is outside this boundary, it stays as-is, otherwise it will be ASK> disregarded. Just a thought. Nothing is wrong with the auto-format in and on itself. It's the handling of the line feed that's wrong to anyone not having been trained be TheBat, and auto-format just happens to be affected by it as a secondary effect. If the RITs want to stick to their unusal handling of line feed (after all, some people have aparently grown to like it) it should be an opt-in feature. (Or call it opt-out, whatever, but it ought to be possible to disable it.) -- MfG, Alto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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